Trader Joe’s Opening Relocated Santa Barbara Store on Friday
The grocery chain is moving to 222 N. Milpas St. for a larger building and more parking
Santa Barbara Ordinance Committee Rejects Proposed Valet Parking Fee
City staff proposed charging $1,200 annual fee for valet operators that use on-street public parking
Authorities Release Name of Guadalupe Woman Killed in Collision With Train
Guadalupe Police Department, CHP and Sheriff's Department are investigating the fatal collision
Developer Plans to Build 33 More Apartments At Hollister Village Complex in Goleta
City Planning Commission OKs the proposal for the vacant corner across from homes on 7000 block of Hollister Avenue
United Way of Santa Barbara County’s Fun in the Sun Camp Keeps Kids Learning Over Summer
Free six-week educational program ends with a day of games at El Camino Elementary School for the nearly 300 students who signed up this year
Judge Rules Orcutt Man Must Stand Trial For Toddler’s Death
Preliminary hearing ends for Sean Michael Kothe, who has been charged in connection with alleged abuse and murder of girlfriend's 19-month-old girl
Santa Barbara City Council Shows Symbolic Opposition to New Oil Drilling, Fracking
Los Padres National Forest Taking Over Command of Whittier Fire
Noozhawk Is Looking to Corral a Mutton Bustin’ Rider for This Year’s Rodeo
Dos Pueblos High School Junior Zane Booth Wins 4 Gold Medals at Regional Junior Lifeguards Competition
Central Coast Wine Classic Returns to San Luis Obispo County With August Event
Tears for Fears Concert at Santa Barbara Bowl Postponed
Anthony Beebe: SBCC Proud to Bring Back Adult Education
Lou Cannon: Republican Governors Torpedo Obamacare Repeal
Ron Fink: Politicians’ Insatiable Need to Use Your Money to Save Environment
Brian Burke: About Your Divorce (Column 159) — If Divorce is Bandage, How Do You Remove It?
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Marc McGinnes Walking Tall and In Joy, and Not Just for Summer Solstice
Mainstay of Santa Barbara’s zany Summer Solstice parade hints he may step down, or he may just keep striding ahead
- 1. Noozhawk Is Looking to Corral a Mutton Bustin’ Rider for This Year’s Rodeo - July 25, 2017 | 11:40 p.m.
- 2. Santa Barbara City Council Shows Symbolic Opposition to New Oil Drilling, Fracking - July 25, 2017 | 9:49 p.m.
- 3. Santa Barbara Ordinance Committee Rejects Proposed Valet Parking Fee - July 25, 2017 | 8:48 p.m.
- 4. Trader Joe’s Opening Relocated Santa Barbara Store on Friday - July 25, 2017 | 8:33 p.m.
- 5. Authorities Release Name of Guadalupe Woman Killed in Collision With Train - July 25, 2017 | 6:25 p.m.
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